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1 Introduction
2 Life, Vision and Response at the Margins
3 Living and Leading within a Minority
4 A Vision from the Margins
5 Dimensions and Directions in the Ecclesial Response
6 Conclusion
Appendix: The Constitution of the Diocese of Charleston. 1839
Bibliography
Index of Names
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Laurent Cavallero
reviewed Recovering American Catholic Inculturation: John England's Jacksonian Populism and Romanticist Adaptation on August 16, 2012
Recovering American Catholic Inculturation: John England's Jacksonian Populism and Romanticist Adaptation
I wanted a book for my kids to be able to read about the truth of the Spanish Inquisition without being overwhelmed by the viciousness of it. This book tells the story admirably. It focuses on one man and his role, but there's plenty of context given to round out the situation as a whole. The facts of the matter were told, but not dramatized, and there were pictures throughout to help give an idea of the time period. It's definitely not the most exciting book, but it's straightforward and thorough, and mentions when there isn't enough factual information to reach a definite conclusion about something, or when the author is speculating vs. having historical information to back up a statement.
This book would be appropriate for probably 4th grade and up.
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